You should have led with generosity instead of tacking it on at the end.
It might have saved me from having a ridiculous conversation about the cadence of my words, and instead there might have been a higher chance of someone saying something substantive about my assumptions regarding the technology.
It’s pretty clear that we are in the phase where everyone is rushing to get a slice of the pie selling dubious thing and people start parroting word soup hoping they actually make sense and fearing they will miss out. That’s indeed what people often and rightfully satirise about the IT industry. That’s the joke phase before things settle.
How is it satire to be excited and interested in how to use compelling and novel technology? There's a lot of activity. Not everyone involved is an idiot or rube. The jadedness makes my head spin.
It's not idiocy. If you don't see the slight ridiculouness in the world soup of the original commenter, I can't do anything for you. I'm not jaded. I'm amused you are all so deconnected from the normal world you think this kind of situation is somehow normal and not at all funny.
